I started browsing, and wasn't finding anything. Is there a thread of honey bee settings? I noticed that my volume seems to drop from clean unless the volume knob is all the way CW, but then I believe it is 100% processed signal, correct? I have to also turn the nature knob CCW in order to keep that volume up (because of the bass boost).
Just curious how some other people have theirs.
Honey Bee Settings
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Re: Honey Bee Settings
by Eskimo_Joe » Wed Jan 28, 2009 1:53 pm
I think the unity gain on my Honey Bee is near 12 o'clock on the volume knob. Overall though, the Honey Bee doesn't have a ton of volume on tap compared to some other pedals.
As far as the nature knob, I just tweak it as I switch guitars and based on the type of vibe I'm going for. Hope that helps!
As far as the nature knob, I just tweak it as I switch guitars and based on the type of vibe I'm going for. Hope that helps!
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Re: Honey Bee Settings
by Donner » Wed Jan 28, 2009 10:50 pm
yeah and also the drive a nd nature are a bit interactive ...
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Re: Honey Bee Settings
by horsehead75 » Wed Jan 28, 2009 10:58 pm
Hi,
my favourite setting on HB is vol + nature + drive on 05:00. Works best for me.
jussi.
my favourite setting on HB is vol + nature + drive on 05:00. Works best for me.
jussi.
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Re: Honey Bee Settings
by thiscalltoarms » Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:49 pm
I usually run mine around:
Volume: 11-12:30
Tone: 8-9:30
Gain: 1-2:00
Unity or a pinch above, on the dark side, and a crunch if I am on my bridge bucker, but fairly clean in the middle or the neck bucker on my SG. I don't use it with my Orange, only my Budda. Not sure why.
Volume: 11-12:30
Tone: 8-9:30
Gain: 1-2:00
Unity or a pinch above, on the dark side, and a crunch if I am on my bridge bucker, but fairly clean in the middle or the neck bucker on my SG. I don't use it with my Orange, only my Budda. Not sure why.
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